Phrases/Cliches that annoy you.

[MAD]

Roll Tide

 

[WestTennesseeVol]

"intel"
"Don't sell without the intel".
Used by Nashville real estate agent concerning selling a home.
It's acceptable for war, military.

The hill I will die on is when people say “intel” instead of “intelligence.” Just say the full word.

Also calling any piece of information “intelligence.”

“Intelligence says the enemy has tanks” No, dummy, that’s just information, everyone knows the enemy has tanks.

 

[OldVolMan]

I can’t handle, “can I be honest with you?” Really used car salesman type question.
I usually reply “no rather you lie to me.“
Or “So you haven’t been?”

 

[malinoisvol]

Roll Tide

Dude! I forgot what thread I'd entered when I first seen your post. I thought for a moment you had lost your ever-luv'n mind. Then I scrolled up and realized where I was. Lolol

 

[MAD]

Dude! I forgot what thread I'd entered when I first seen your post. I thought for a moment you had lost your ever-luv'n mind. Then I scrolled up and realized where I was. Lolol

, that made me laugh

 

[LadyVolette]

‘Speaking your truth’ I freaking hate that expression lol.. what else are you going to be saying?

 

[508mikey]

Starbucks Barista

 

[508mikey]

Influencer

 

[Jackcrevol]

Influencer

mission critical business decisions.

action items.

 

[joevol33]

"tell me you don't know, without telling me you don't know" whatever the subject is

 

[508mikey]

supply chain

 

[508mikey]

reality stars Todd and Julie Christy ------------- go away forever

 

[mr.checkerboards]

reality stars Todd and Julie Christy ------------- go away forever

Eh...... ill worry about what they did when every politician who skimmed the books gets punished as well. They didn't do anything they don't the chrisleys just didn't have enough friends in high places

 

[Majors]

VFL only because of Derek Dooley attached to it.

 

[KoachKrab127]

Stupid language that principals use when speaking to teachers.

Phrases like “model” instead of “demonstrate”or “provide examples.”
“Remember to always model the lesson for your students!”

Or “artifact” for lesson plans (this one is probably the most ridiculous recent change). “Did everyone bring their artifact for today’s PLC meeting?” PLC (professional learning community) that’s another one. Just say “grade level.”

In education, some administrators, their only job is to change the language/vocabulary of what teachers are currently doing to make it sound new and cutting edge, but really, it’s something we all have been doing for decades. It’s so pretentious, especially when people take it so seriously.

 

[SCRocket]

Dawg